Description

In this three-part series, Master Teachers of Jamaica will demonstrate Blended Learning by
showcasing specific STEM lessons. Blended Learning, which consists of combining online
tools with face-to-face interaction, are likely to become the norm under COVID-19. These
approaches can contribute to increasing the use and efficiency of applied technology and
hands-on activities in the classroom, including problem-based and project-based learning.

Part #3 of this series will feature:

Michelle Bright-Chin-See, “Drawing on the Art of Flipping and Blending: An Introduction to

Drawing and Documenting the Effect of Light on Basic Forms for Grade 9 students.”

Nadine Ellis-Hall, “Creating Electrical Sparks in the Blended Classroom: A Lesson on

Electrolysis for grades 10-11 students.”

Dennesha Frazer, Moderator

Bhagya Malladi, Welcome Note

Dr. Joseph Thomas, Vote of Thanks

Date and Time: 2 September 2020 06:00 PM (Jamaica Time)

Registration Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_SdOQ-StAT52AdMpdtUxR6A